The New Market Tax Credit is designed to lift up areas that need it most. These are the worn-out, run-down neighborhoods that often make up urban cores. Fortunately, the tax credit is flexible enough to support a variety of real estate projects and jumpstart economic development. For many communities,…
In 2017, Congress passed the Tax Cut and Jobs Act, which included a series of incentives designed to promote new real estate development in some of the country’s most distressed areas. These areas are called “Opportunity Zones” and could present a significant revenue opportunity for the right real estate…
Take a quick look at our portfolio and it’s clear: we love historic redevelopment projects. There’s something remarkable about transforming an old, run down space into something brand new. However, the road to that point is long, winding and full of opportunities for error. That’s why we’ve put together…
As an owner or investor, there are countless things to consider before choosing a real estate developer for your next project. The real estate development process is a long, winding road that your developer will take the lead on, so it’s important that you choose wisely. You’ll likely meet…
Look around your community and you’re sure to find places that need a little help, whether it’s more commercial construction, more living wage employers or even more housing. These communities are prime opportunities for developers to build something that fosters ongoing development, but they often come at a high…
Over the last few decades, the United States has experienced a widening gap in household income. The middle class, once the foundation of the American economy, is shrinking at an unprecedented rate. This has caused significant changes in the housing market that real estate developers should be aware of…